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Carmen Hybrid - #03127 ✱ 60 days. 2006 AAS Winner. Perfect for produce growers, market gardeners and home gardeners. A fl avor that’s noticeably sweeter than other varieties, raw or cooked. Firm, tapered fruits grow to about 5 oz., 6” long and 2-1/2” wide at the shoulders, ma- turing green to red on upright, leafy plants. Satisfying yields. Widely adaptable, reli- able and easy-to-grow. (V) 100 seeds (Y) 200 seeds
$10.95 (W) 500 seeds $45.50 19.95 (C) 1000 seeds 82.95
Cherry Pick Hybrid - #03126 ✱ 68 days. Fruits measure 1-1/4 by 1-1/4” and are uniformly rounded. Dis- ease resistant. Yield is superb. Tall, 24”, vigor- ous plants set load after load of sweet dark green fruits that mature red, although normally harvested in the green stage. (V) 100 seeds (Y) 200 seeds
Cherry Pick Sweet Banana
$ 7.75 (W) 500 seeds $33.75 14.50 (C) 1000 seeds 61.95
Giant Marconi Hybrid - #03151 ✱ 72 days. 2001 AAS Winner. Large, ta- pered, elongated fruits grow up to 8” long and 3” across at the upper end. Sweet, yet smoky fl avor is equally delectable when fruits are eaten green or red, fresh or grilled. Produces larger than normal crops anywhere.
Giant Marconi Felicity
Felicity Hybrid - #03029 90 days. A jalapeno type hybrid that has absolutely no heat! Continuously sets large fruits that turn from green to red when ma- ture. Plants have strong vigor and produce high yields of peppers that weigh between 1 to 1-1/2 oz.
(V) 100 seeds $ 8.95 (W) 500 seeds $38.50 (Y) 200 seeds 16.50 (C) 1000 seeds 69.95
Fooled You Jalapeño Hybrid - #03035 ✱ 65 days. The fi rst Jalapeño with absolutely no heat. Perfect for mild sauces, salsas and stir-fries... not pungent or hot, but enormously fl avorful. Plants grow 27” tall, and bear loads of large, thick-walled fruits about 3-1/4” long and 1-3/4” wide at the shoulder. Matures from green to red. (V) 100 seeds (Y) 200 seeds
$ 7.50 (W) 500 seeds 13.95 (C) 1000 seeds
Fooled You Jalapeno
Flexum Hybrid - #03143 65 days. Thick-walled, crunchy and never bitter, with a smooth cone shape about 3” wide at the shoulders and 6 to 7” long. Hardy, 24” tall plants are compact and at- tractive, with multiple sets of 4 oz. fruits that are the sweetest when they mature from ivory to brilliant red. Resistant to Tobamo P. (V) 100 seeds (Y) 200 seeds
$11.95 (W) 500 seeds $52.95 22.50 (C) 1000 seeds 99.50
Flexum
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Gypsy Hybrid - #03163 ✱ 60 days. 1981 AAS Winner. Extremely early, heavy producer. Plants grow to 18” and bear wedge-shaped, tasty peppers all season. Tobac-
co Mosaic resistant. (V) 100 seeds (Y) 200 seeds (W) 500 seeds (C) 1000 seeds Gypsy
Pimiento L - #03200 ✱ 80 days. One of the mild- est pimientos types avail- able. Heart-shaped fruits mature from dark green to deep red. Tobacco Mosaic Virus resistant.
Pimiento L
(K) 1/2 oz. (L) 1 oz.
1/2 oz. = approx. 2,000 seeds (M) 4 oz. (P) 1 lb.
$4.75 8.50
$30.50 97.95
$30.75 59.50
Sweet Banana - #03217 ✱ 66 days. Very similar to Hot Ba- nana (p. 92), ex- cept thick-walled fruits are sweet, not hot. Pale green ripening to yellow and fi nally to red. 1/2 oz. = approx. 2,000 seeds
(K) 1/2 oz. (L) 1 oz. (M) 4 oz. (P) 1 lb.
$ 4.25 7.75
25.95 79.95
$ 6.25 11.95 28.25 51.95
Sweet Spot
Sweet Spot Hybrid - #03226 75 days. Prolifi c, super sweet and specially bred to resist Bacterial Spot Races 1, 2 and 3 in wet climates. Delivers more disease resistance, fl avor and harvest than most sweet bells, averaging 35 fruits per plant in one trial. Tapered, 2-lobed fruits start out greenish-yellow, mature to yellow, then to red, when they’re at their sweetest. Fruits are 8” long by 2” wide at the shoulders, with thick walls and a sturdy structure. (V) 100 seeds $ 8.75 (W) 500 seeds $37.25 (Y) 200 seeds 15.95 (C) 1000 seeds 68.50
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